My latest ACEO done with iridescent acrylic paint on Bristol board. Kind of looks like brocade fabric to me. It is for sale in my Etsy store.
Friday, November 14, 2008
Christmas ACEO, Shiny, of course!
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Gold, ACEO's and Icons



Some of the latest to come out of my studio. As hard as I try I just can't seem to stay away from shiny glittery things for long. =) I really like Golden's iridescent series of acrylic paints. I am not sure where the idea came from to add gold to these cards but once I had done it, it made me think of Russian religious icons.
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Labels: ACEO, acrylic, alphabet, ball point pen, blue, colored pencil, gold, golden, letter b, maple leaf, paint, pen, swirls
Sunday, August 31, 2008
More Clematis and Stone Wall


Here are two more stages of the painting. It seems to be evolving as I go... I have more things I am planning to add, you will just have to come back and see how it turns out.
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Labels: bristol board, clematis, ivy, paint, scenery, stone, watercolor
Thursday, August 28, 2008
English Countryside Watercolor
Something I am working on right now. I decided to try something in watercolor (rather than gouache) although I may add a little gouache at the end. I also wanted to do a picture of a garden like I used to do on teapots with china paint. I miss doing those so much that I thought maybe I could have fun with the same subject matter on paper. So far, so good. I have a long way to go with this one yet but I am encouraged. It is a 4 x 6 image on a 5 x 7 piece of Bristol board. I like the Bristol board because the surface is so smooth that I can wipe off paint in small areas. A technique that I like to be able to use. Probably a throw back to china painting. I will post more pictures as it progresses.
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Labels: bristol board, china painting, clematis, flower, garden, gouache, paint, teapots, watercolor
Monday, June 30, 2008
Pen and Ink Paint Tube

Recently I have been inspired by artists like Andrea Joseph and France Belleville to stretch myself using just a ball point pen and it has been fun. These two can work magic with just a pen! So, I am on a ball point pen kick for a while to see where it takes me. Some of them might even end up on Etsy if I like them enough.
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Labels: ball point, black and white, ink, paint, pen, tube